Trends That Never Actually Go Out Of Style
Every year there are “new” trend reports. We know they aren’t truly any new trends, which technically means no trend actually goes out of style. I won’t say all because some are ugly but there are some pieces that will remain top tier fashion to keep handy in your closet. Skinny Jeans If I recall
Celebrity Fashion After Law Roach’s Retirement
By now everyone knows that on March 14th, 2023 to the shock of many Image Architect Law Raoch announced his retirement. Since then he’s done several interiews clearing up some misconceptions that people had as to the reasoning, but that’s not what we’re here talk about. In these last few years we’ve been getting more
The Drop x KarenBritChick
Blackmilk Clothing Cleopatra Bodysuit / Amazon the Drop x KarenBritChick Pants Miu Miu Sandals / Dior Sunglasses Moonstone Earrings & Necklace
Paradise of Platforms
I’ve always been a shoe and jewelry girl and as you can see I was around for the 2010’s reign of platforms. Even as their hype died down I never relinquished my love for the platform. I’m sure the craze will die back down soon enough but that won’t stop me and it’s not just
Are You Still Wearing That Collection?
An old fast fashion dress with Miu Miu heels and Lost At Sea Pearls earrings and passed down jewelry Blackmilk bodysuit XOXO belt Paris Texas heels GymShark top Melissa x Jeremy Scott heals Blackmilk Cleopatra Bodysuit SaiedCraftsOfEgypt necklance Pre Loved custom boots
Jeans Are Meant To Be Bought In Store
In desperate need of new jeans I popped into Madewell to take advantage of their jean recycling program. When I realized the size difference of the waistbands I thought expected the worst. It ended up being alright but I’d definitely but upset if I had ordered online. Read moreAre You Still Wearing That Collection?
Was The Night Super Fine?
A tribute to menswear, specifically the Dandy. The last Met Gala that was menswear-focused was in 2003. Dandyism is a cultural movement and fashion style in which Black people use clothing and personal style, specifically the historically European sensibility of the dandy, as a form of self-expression and a way to address societal limitations. While Black